Disney changes its entire strategy after asking a man which movies he likes. The man in question, named Doug, works at Home Depot.
Disney is zealously guarding his recommendations and hoping they can now lay Universal to waste. Here’s more from Ryan Long.
Disney is taking hit after hit at the box office and marked its first (non-pandemic) year since 2014 in which it failed to release a billion-dollar movie. And apparently, Hollywood workers are all too aware of what the issue is.
Here, Glenn Beck speaks with Film Threat founder and publisher Chris Gore, who has spoken with Disney insiders, including animators and current and former employees as part of a series of stories called “The Disney File.” He reveals some of his biggest finds: “All of the veteran talent has been driven from the company,” he says, “starting with John Lasseter. And his departure was not what was described in the media.”
And they’ve been replaced by what many Disney insiders have described as woke “activists.” Gore also describes a “toxic” work environment that pushes DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) and trashes the company’s own movies. “I have never seen a company tube their credibility faster,” Glenn says. So, will Disney finally take a hint?
The Walt Disney Corporations stock hit new record lows as the company continues to push its woke politics, driving away many families that formerly frequented the Disney theme parks or watched Disney movies.
Now, the company, under recycled CEO Bob Iger, has begun canceling shows. The latest casualty: A live-action adaptation of The Spiderwick Chronicles that has been dropped from the Disney Plus network, although all of the episodes were supposedly completed.
Disney shows no signs of abandoning its woke nonsense, nor modifying its strident leftist politics. The company’s idea of an imaginative project? Remake one of Disney’s old movie classics, but strike out all of the white characters from key roles. Not exactly that smart! Here’s more from The Quartering.
“Who could have seen this coming?” -The Blind Boys of Alabama.
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